San Francisco

In a work laced with action-movie passion, soprano Angel Blue and mezzo-soprano Ekaterina Semenchuk are incisive and alluring.

Master of electronica though he is, the composer of The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs links his ideals to 19th-century programmatic music.

All the new tracks are alternate takes and studio working sessions, aimed at Callas lovers who want an ever more complete look at her career.

Hyperion Records has begun releasing its catalog for streaming. Here’s some of the best of the first batch.

The singer has a commanding voice, but she continues to train and extend it, enjoying all of the practice and rehearsal along the way.

A new recording showcases Paola Prestini and Mark Campbell’s opera about a stuffed rabbit’s tumultuous journey.

Mostly known for being quoted in Warner Bros. cartoons, Raymond Scott’s entertaining compositions have now been recorded by QSF and a big band.

Extravagantly talented pianists, from acknowledged masters to heralded new talent, are blooming everywhere in the Bay Area this month.

The Romanian singer, making his SF Opera debut in Il trovatore, has been well taught but also has the right tools for the trade.

The annual tradition has flagged in recent years but will be resurrected under a new name at the Presidio this weekend.